Google may be testing a new design for the Google Image search results. This design looks like a tablet-like interface that is more boxes, and, honestly, it seems like it is from a UX from 10 years ago. Adam Przybyłowicz spotted this interface and posted a screenshot for me on X – he said, “Just … Read more
In website design, two major factors drive nearly every decision: search engine optimization (SEO) and user experience. The difficulty comes from achieving the right balance between both. If you want your website to rank well on search engines like Google, you’ll need an SEO-friendly website with keyword-rich content, optimized metadata, and high-authority backlinks. But if … Read more
Microsoft is testing showing more grouped cards in the Bing Search knowledge panel design that it launched earlier this year. Bing is showing four more cards, by splitting some of the cards in half, to make room for these knowledge bits. This update was spotted by Shameem Adhikarath on X who shared this screenshot: To … Read more
Google Search seems to be testing a new search bar design on mobile search. The bar shows the images, videos, news, shopping, maps, etc buttons but with a light blue background color, as a curved button. I noticed it on Friday and then again on Saturday, when signed into Google.com on mobile Safari on iOS. … Read more
Microsoft Copilot announced a trio of updates to its platform, including: A new homepage design. New inline editing of AI-generated images with Microsoft Designer integration. New video highlights in Edge. Why we care. Microsoft’s updated Copilot homepage is designed to make navigation smoother, though it might take a bit of getting used to. Meanwhile, the … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this last edition about Universal design, we explore the principle of “Size and Space for Approach and Use,” a foundational concept that emphasizes the importance of providing appropriate dimensions to accommodate users of diverse sizes, postures, and mobility levels. Join us as we unravel the significance … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this edition, we explore the principle of “Low Physical Effort,” a fundamental aspect in designing products and environments that allow for efficient and comfortable use with minimal fatigue. Join us as we uncover the significance of prioritizing ease of use and creating designs that accommodate users … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this edition, we explore the principle of “Tolerance for Error,” a critical element in creating designs that minimize hazards and adverse consequences of accidental or unintended actions. Join us as we uncover the significance of building fail-safe solutions that accommodate users and enhance overall accessibility. Understanding … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this edition, we dive into the principle of “Simple and Intuitive Use,” a cornerstone in the quest for inclusive design. Join us as we explore the significance of simplicity in creating user-friendly products and environments that can be easily understood and utilized by individuals of diverse … Read more
Welcome back to our Universal Design Principle Series! In this installment, we turn our attention to the principle of “Perceptible Information,” a guiding principle that emphasizes effective communication for users, regardless of their sensory abilities. Join us as we explore the significance of making information accessible through various modalities, fostering inclusivity in design. Understanding Perceptible … Read more
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